[07:26] <xu-help97w> Hi, I have the issue described here:
[07:26] <xu-help97w> https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-software/-/issues/1114#note_1693917
[07:27] <xu-help97w> It will need to backport the merge requests from this issue to the version of gnome-software Xubuntu are shipping.
[07:27] <xu-help97w> It this channel the right way to adress it? Or can I open somewhere a ticket?
[07:27] -ubottu:#xubuntu- Issue 1114 in GNOME/gnome-software "packagekit: Prepared update not found:  /var/lib/PackageKit/prepared-update" [Closed]
[08:49] <tomreyn> !bug | xu-help97w
[09:46] <xu-help97w> Thank you, merged my reportin into this older one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-software/+bug/1900167
[09:46] -ubottu:#xubuntu- Launchpad bug 1900167 in gnome-software (Ubuntu) "gnome-software Unable to install updates" [Low, Confirmed]
[12:22] <rafacomplete> Hello! Can anyone help me with HPLIP and HP Printers?
[12:36] <mayank> hii everyone
[12:36] <gnrp> hey
[12:36] <mayank> where are you from you guz
[13:23] <handi> hi
[13:51] <lucasomoura> good morning
[13:52] <lucasomoura> A question, I have a thermal printer that is serial (not usb)
[13:52] <lucasomoura> I know it's installed somewhere in /dev/ttyS...
[13:52] <lucasomoura> what I have done is send it to print, I do:
[13:52] <lucasomoura> echo "test" > /dev/ttySX
[13:52] <lucasomoura> where I test one by one until I find the right port
[13:52] <lucasomoura> Are there any commands I can do to return me what the ttyS of the printer is instead of having to print until I get it right?
[13:53] <gnrp> lucasomoura: I'd guess that you can communicate somehow with the printer without having it printing already?
[13:55] <lucasomoura> @gnrp, sorry.. I'm flood, Drone block me, so I not know if my entire message was send
[13:56] <lucasomoura> I will try send in one message
[13:56] <lucasomoura> A question, I have a thermal printer that is serial (not usb) I know it's installed somewhere in /dev/ttyS... what I have done is send it to print, I do: echo "test" > /dev/ttySX where I test one by one until I find the right port. Are there any commands I can do to return me what the ttyS of the printer is instead of having to print until I get it right? I tried several commands and none of them give me the correct 
[13:56] <lucasomoura> information on which port the printer is.
[13:58] <lucasomoura> i just need to know how to detect which port my printer is connected to
[20:52] <PeGaSuS> can someone tell me the default font for the terminal on Xubuntu 22.04?
[21:22] <gnrp> PeGaSuS: I think it is Dejavu Sans Mono
[21:48] <krytarik> "FontName=DejaVu Sans Mono 9" - indeed, as extracted from the xubuntu-default-settings package of that release.
[21:51] <PeGaSuS> krytarik: thanks for confirming it :)
[21:52] <krytarik> Sure!
[21:57] <PeGaSuS> I suppose I need to use fstab?
[21:58] <gnrp> uhm, for?
[21:58] <PeGaSuS> sorry, my other message seems to have been lost due to flaky connection 
[21:58] <PeGaSuS> >is there a way for me to make sure that a specific USB stick is mounted on boot?
[22:00] <PeGaSuS> also, does the UUID of a device changes everytime we plug/unplug it or is it constant?
[22:00] <gnrp> no, uuid is the one constant thing about it (unless you overwrite it when formatting or re-partitioning or so)
[22:01] <gnrp> fstab would be the place to go. However, if you want it to be mounted uatomatically at boot, when it is in fstab, boot will fail when the usb drive is not present
[22:01] <PeGaSuS> you've read my mind..
[22:01] <PeGaSuS> that was my next question: can we still  boot if the drive isn't there?
[22:02] <gnrp> fstab cannot represent that
[22:04] <gnrp> you can put it with noauto into fstab though and make a separate script to run at boot which does something like `if [`lsblk -o +UUID | grep -c ${UUID}` -gt 1]; then mount "${UUID}"; fi`
[22:04] <gnrp> and you have to put a line `UUID=XXX` into the beginning, where XXX is the UUID of the device
[22:06] <PeGaSuS> what about nofail? from manpages `nofail do not report errors for this device if it does not exist.`
[22:06] <gnrp> ah, ok, could be. I don'T know that option
[22:07] <gnrp> sounds reasonable
[22:07] <PeGaSuS> do we need to specify the mount point? how do I know the actual mount point?
[22:08] <gnrp> that is wherever you want it?
[22:08] <PeGaSuS> because on Thunar it shows `My Alu USB` 
[22:08] <gnrp> if you want to see where it is mounted at the moment, you can find out by entering `mount`
[22:08] <gnrp> it says "XXX on YYY", where XXX is the device and YYY the mountpoint
[22:09] <PeGaSuS> oh, then this this is it: `/dev/sdc1 on /media/vitor/My Alu USB`
[22:10] <gnrp> yes.
[22:10] <gnrp> but you have to see, in /media/$user are mounted all the "flexible" devices. Probably you'd rather want to create a mountpoint in /mnt
[22:15] <PeGaSuS> it can be "flexible". it's just so I can download stuff there directly without having to mount it first
[22:16] <gnrp> that's just my pesonal feeling. Add it wherever it suits you.
[22:54] <M35514H> HELLO